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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
4
The Democrat recalls a death trap issue as Uncle Billy Roberts, an old mail carrier, is killed by a train at a crossing in the city. It urges safer precautions and cites corporate carelessness. It notes Judge Pe Woods, longtime Robertson County official, forming a new law firm with Ferry.
A new law firm has been formed in Franklin Texas by two outgoing Robertson county officials. The partners include former county administrator and a former district attorney, who say they will focus on civil and administrative practice with local government clients. The firm aims to leverage deep knowledge of Robertson county procedures and state legal standards.
Illness of his life son detained the celebrated lecturer Mr Icyda, now touring our country, delaying his appearance here as he continues his speaking tour.
A Sunday night Methodist gathering heard a lecturer discuss Christianity in Japan. The talk drew a packed house and those present found it an intellectual treat. A free will offering for Foreign Missions was taken and the response was liberal.
Houston dated November 26 1912 shows Randall Lovegrove Wyman informing Hearne Texas officials that delivery of the electric light equipment is being pursued with Dallas agitage and expected within a week to ten days. The note assures that every effort is made to hasten the project.
Joseph Howard, an esteemed Robertson County resident, died after a lingering illness in Bryan and was buried there on a recent Friday according to family notices. McCrary of Franklin presented the site details in the report.
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